We have not simply lost an array of mixed perspectives; we have lost any distinction between the evangelical Christian faith and Republican politics.
Has the Religious Right Helped or Hindered the Advancement of Christian Values in America?
Tag: politics
Should Christians Vote? (w/ Dan Ziegler, Josh Good, and Matthew Milioni)
Do the means through which we seek to proclaim the Kingdom of God on earth matter? Is voting a proper means through which to do that?
The Explosion of Politics and Faith in 2019 America
These issues have always been difficult to discuss. But when you add the ability for everyone to build their own platform and convince themselves they have a PhD in all-things-discussed, it becomes a recipe for explosion.
Episode #004: Exploring the Political Implications of a Jesus-Centered Theology
After rambling awhile about life and what’s been keeping us busy and sleepless, I introduce the first episode of another podcast I’ve been privileged to be a part of this fall: The Third Way Podcast. On this podcast we explore the political implications of a Jesus-centered theology.
3 Myths Christians Believe about God and Government – Part 1
Does Jesus set an example for us to use politics in building the Kingdom of God? Is Romans 13 God’s stamp of approval upon his people participating in government? Did Jesus (and the apostles) not address political involvement because they lived during a time where they couldn’t vote?
Why I Don’t Vote (and probably never will)
I didn’t vote during these last elections. In fact, I have never voted. My choice not to vote is more than following a church tradition—it’s fundamental to my faith. Let me explain.
When Nothing Satisfies
We’re currently in the middle of Presidential election campaigns. The problem is, few people feel that either of the candidates left are fit for the job. People are frustrated. No, infuriated! And they are making decisions about who to vote for based on their heated emotions.
But in the middle of all the hullabaloo about racism, gun control, immigration, the economy, emails, and spelling, we’re missing the fact that politics can’t solve the problems causing us to feel so emotional.
If electing the right leader won’t solve our issues, what will?
